The phrase "available for example in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when providing specific instances or formats where something can be found or accessed.
Example: "The report is available for example in PDF format for easy downloading."
Alternatives: "accessible, such as in" or "offered, for instance in".
Ideally, the building was constructed and carved in stone; but, particularly where good stone was not readily available (for example, in Burmese Pagan), it could also be brick, coated and sculptured with stucco after northeast Indian patterns.
These standard routines are available for example in MATLAB or in the package pracma of the statistic package R.
But, he says, it may be possible to supply people with the flavonoids in a capsule form available, for example, in a health food store.
State-of-the-art expositions of major advances on the synthesis, characterization and application of nanofluids are available, for example, in [1 3, 16 19].
In Finland, good, precise statistical data are available: for example, in 2013, the official statistics about work-related accidents amounted to 134 666 cases (Official Statistics of Finland 2013).
QoS mechanisms in the universal mobile telecommunications system (UMTS) network are available, for example, in the radio interface that is responsible for the highest degree of limitation imposed on network capacity.
Our method should be useful in the objective analysis of structures of protein assemblies when positions of only Cα positions are available as, for example, in the cases of integration of cryo-EM data and high resolution structures of the components of the assembly.
Different methods for the design of Borehole Heat Exchangers are available, as reported for example in the Italian standard UNI 11466.
It differs from many of the approximations currently available, Edgeworth expansions for example, in that it is specifically designed to work well when the concentration parameter is small.
The numerical results are shown to be consistent with the available measured data, for example in showing the much better turn-off softness of proton-irradiated samples versus electron-irradiated ones.
HSMRs are also made publicly available in countries, for example in the UK's '2010 Dr Foster Hospital Guide'[ 2].
